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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
2
Highway study on leaded versus unleaded gasoline outcomes
A year long test by the highway commission on 52 vehicles measured exhaust emissions maintenance costs and fuel economy. Leaded fuel increased hydrocarbons for heavy duties under full load while non leaded reduced emissions under light load. Engine tuneups proved more influential on emissions than fuel type and no major cost differences were found.
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the Highway Commission
Commission
The
Highway Commission
Seasonal Weakness Predicted for Feeder Cattle Prices
ISU extension economist Gene Futrell cautions larger feeder supplies and somewhat lower fed cattle prices may ease feeder demand this fall. Demand remains strong due to large feedlot capacity and good feeding returns. Early August prices were $7 to $10 higher than last year, with light calves up more. USDA data show the 1972 calf crop near 48.5 million, up 3 percent. Futrell expects feeder prices to ease to about $3–$4 over 1971 levels, with timing shifts toward Oct–Nov beneficial for buyers.
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Iowa State University Extension
Gene Futrell
USDA
Futrell
Jin
Life As It Was 40 Years Ago August 24 1932
Henry Vogt of Waverly dies of paralytic stroke. Readlyn couple Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters mark their 40th anniversary Aug 18. Leo Harms fatally burned beside his mother while she built a kitchen fire. Mrs Matilda Biermann funeral held. E W Kirchhoff suffers a two inch forehead cut cranking tractor. Donald Kohagen four fractures left leg from fall. Readlyn funeral held for W W last name cut off in text.
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Henry Vogt
Waverly
Herman Peters
Readlyn
Leo
Edward Harms
Mathilda Biermann
E. W. Kirchhoff
Donald
Oscar Kohagen
W. W
Beef cow herd growth boosts demand for replacements
Iowa beef cow population reached 1.8 million by July 1, up 13 percent since 1971, while national beef cows rose 4 percent from the previous year. The stronger feed conditions and feeder activity are expected to stimulate continued beef herd expansion and demand for replacement heifers and cows.
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Iowa
Reed named new buttermaker at Tripoli Creamery
L G Reed has been named the new buttermaker at Tripoli Cooperative Creamery Co on August 22 1962. Lightning struck the steeple of St John s Lutheran Church Crane Creek causing only minor damage. About 870 students expected for the first day of school. Lloyd Kammeyer of Rath Packing Co Waterlo o named manager of a livestock buying station at Charles City.
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L. G. Reed
Tripoli Cooperative Creamery Co
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Schoo
Lloyd Kammeyer
Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
Charles City
Fire destroys 530 foot chicken house killing 8000 birds
A Friday fire at Elmer Towne farm destroyed a 530 foot poultry house and 8000 chickens. A separate obituary notes Mrs. Carolina Struck passed away at her home on August 9.
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Elmer Towne Farm
Carolina Struck
Fragmented OCR notes on local events and names
Fragmented text lists dates and names from a local church, wedding notices, a Sunday observance, and a town fire. It references August 14 August 19 Bonnie Mee and Steyeve Bling, Paul’s Lut Siegel, Edward Barbknegecht, Minnie Schumacher, Carol Petersen, Rodger Eric Paul, and a Veterans Affairs context.
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Bonnie Mee
Steyeve
In Paul's
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